State militia bill proceeds to Arizona Senate
Arizona is one step closer to funding an armed, civilian militia after the Arizona Senate Appropriations Committee passed Arizona Senate Bill 1083 Tuesday.
Arizona is one step closer to funding an armed, civilian militia after the Arizona Senate Appropriations Committee passed Arizona Senate Bill 1083 Tuesday.
Arizona House Bill 2785, which would allow concessions at Arizona university stadiums to serve beer and wine during sporting events, has come to a halt.
House Bill 2675, which sought to require most university students to pay $2,000 of their tuition out-of-pocket, was withdrawn Wednesday.
Arizona Rep. Bob Robson, R-Chandler, suggested removing the term “medical marijuana” from legal terminology during a House of Representatives floor discussion.
Former Gov. Mitt Romney spoke at the Mesa Amphitheater Monday about President Obama, other Republican candidates and his plans for presidency in preparation for the Feb. 28 Arizona primary.
Tempe City Council takes active strides to keep adults from giving minors the opportunity to consume alcohol.
An Arizona state senator has pushed a bill forward to repeal Senate Bill 1070.
Senate Judiciary Committee passed the controversial Senate Bill 1474 on Monday, which would allow concealed guns on campus.
Arizona House Bill 2211 will allow bicyclists 16 and older to yield at a stop sign rather than come to a complete stop.
A joke made by Arizona Rep. Cecil Ash, R-Mesa, during a floor session was treated as a serious proposal by several news organizations.
Few students were present at an Occupy Tempe/ASU rally against House Bill 2675 Wednesday evening.
Proposition 439 aims to consolidate general and primary elections when only two candidates run for a position as councilmember or mayor.
A bill passing through the Arizona House of Representatives is focusing on the health risks involved in hookah smoking.
Former state Sen. Russell Pearce was elected first vice chairman of the Arizona Republican Party, the second highest party position, on Jan. 28 in Phoenix.
Brewer’s announcement of two special elections has candidates flocking to claim Giffords’ still-warm seat
The ballot for the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office is getting bigger with two former Valley police officers seeking election.
A new Arizona House Bill proposed Wednesday would require all students at public Arizona universities to contribute $2,000 of their annual tuition out of pocket — without the assistance or “source of public or private funding.”
Voters have the chance to increase the alcohol tax to help fight underage drinking.
President Barack Obama talked about manufacturing and reorganizing the tax system at a speech at Intel’s Ocotillo campus in Chandler.
In a conference call with University media outlets Wednesday, Obama for America’s Greater Together Initiative discussed aspects of Obama’s 2012 campaign and how students can get involved.
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